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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8779, 16 November 1906, Page 2

CONWAY MATSON & SONS 139, CASHEL STREET, Next Union S.S. Co. j Have the following:— j HANDSOME Villa Residence of uniqu© design on, high concrete foundations, ! and containing 'o fine rooms, hall (arch), | centre flowers, bathroom, bath (h. and c.)> ] plunge and shower, plastered, thro.ughout, | corner fires (3), scullery and sink, nickelplated taps, tiled legisters, hearths and kitchen range, gas and fittings, 'two fine large oriel windows, tiled gables, verandah front and side; ram, drain service coniplete, asphalt paths front and back, asphalt yard ; ' w. house with copper and tub3 (taps v over), gas for heatkig, coalhouse, large shed (20 x 8); section, fenced all round and planted i with best table potatoes sufficient to. last | the whole year; 700 cabbage savoys and j broccoli of various ages for successive- crops; carrots, pumpkins, parsnips, etc. About Jacre. One minute" from electric cars. Gets the sun all round. ■ • • A very fine house on a thoroughly drain- ! ed' section in a very healthy locaiity. The Price as it stands, £595, of which only a small proportion is required down. CONWAY MATSON AND SONS," • Cashel Street, near Manchester Street. , i C A. Lees.) ' (W. G. Brass. I aA. LEES AND CO., A UCTIONEERS and ESTATE AGENTS, 153, CASHEL STREET. SOME SNIPS AND BARGAINS AT NEW , BRIGHTON. ni yj— SPLENDID CORNER SECTION of 55 perches, close' to Seaview Road. ' Fol. PSO r*nr\— VEßY FINE SECTION of 58 perches, facing Esplanade, within 2 minutes of eicctric tram. Fol. Psl • £f)-i K— BLOCK of 1 acre 3 roods 20 d^^uLO perches, 6 chains frontage ; would make 8 fine sections; sunny aspect, 5 min- . utes from electric tram. Fol. P449 n-i KA— WEEK-END COTTAGE, 4 rooms, dWLOU 5 minutes from electric tram, 2 minutes from beach. Fol. 286 HOUSES, Furnished and to Let. Resident Agent, E. C. Reynolds, Hawke Street, New Brighton. SUMNER. jOHK— PINE Sunny Section, near tram cV I O and beach ; sewer and water laid in street. , Fol. 401 £AC\C\~ 6-ROOMED COTTAGE on EsdUybv/V/ planade,^ sewer connection and water-supply; a real good spec. Fol. 381 _£»Q1 K— SPLENDID ESPLANADE SECd&dXO TION; must rise in value; can recommend this to visitors. W23 CLIFTON. fM or— FINE i-ACRE SECTION, sewei dvl^t) and water in street frontage. Fol. 201 FURNISHED HOUSES to Let at Sumner. and Clifton. Sumner Agent, T. A. Wrenn. Call or send for our PROPERTY GAZETTE, which contains full particulars of Seaside Properties. — j C. A. LEES AND CO., 158, CASHEL STREET. VICTOR HARRIS. CLOSE TO FERRY ROAD. A CHJiAP AND GOOD PROPERTY. C*A KA— RECKJMTLY-liKiiCXJ!2U 5-room-dWtfcJU ed House, piasi.erecl throughout, concrere foundations, every possibie modern convenience, very fine section, £-aore, high and dry, good locality; a cheap property, a quick sale wanted. ' 73 VICTOR HARRIS. LYTTELTON. LYTTELIOiN. DINING ROOMS, FRUIT AjNU CONFECTIONiSRY BUaiiNjiSS. ONE of the Longest-estabiished Businesses in Lyttelton, Double-iron ted Shop, large windows, very large dining room, kitchen, scullery, washhouse, three upstair- rooms, lease has 14 years to run, ground rent is £15 per year, rates £3 10s. Price as a going concern £560. 236 VICTOR. HARRIS. A CHARMING SUBURijUN PROPERTY. 4 ACRES of Rich Loam Land, of which 3J acres is in grass, balance in orchard, attractive 5-roomed house, scul.ery, bathroom and other conveniences, situate convenient to eleUric tram; a really neat property. Price £830. 61 VICTOR HARRIS. A HANDY LITTLE DAIRY FARM. 13 MILES FROM TOWN. A Q ACRES of Rich, Heavy Land, suitable *±U for dairying and for oropping. The buiidingß consist of a comfortable 4-roomed house and alt necessaxy outbuildings, situate close to -a creainery, a school and a store. An industrious man cannot fail to make more than a good living on this farm. Price £40 per acre. . 14i ; VICTOR HARRIS^ MERIVALE. MERIVALE. J?CI2A— VERY Pietty Modern 6-roomed d^O\3\J House, plastered throughout, hot and cold water service, bathroom, ' etc., fine section, beautifully situated and nicejy laid out. This house was built for permanent residence, not for speculative purpose/ 1 ,, but ' unexpected' circumstances render a speedy sale necessary, and therefore as an inducement, the above price is unusually low. VICTOR 'HARRIS, VICTOR HARRIS, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, 165. Colombo „ ii. , , _ , . ENGLISH P I A N O (NEW), , Iron Frame, Check Action, Beautiful Inlaid Walnut Case, Double Sconces, Full Trichord, [ Exceptionally Sweet Tone. £35. Terms if Required. MACARTHy"~AND CLARK, Armagh Street. | /piCK-TOCK — These Marvellously Oheap X Swiss Clocks Minson and Co: are Bell' «"j for 3s 6d are going with ft rush.